"Wright writes in a snappy prose that serves the book's tense action sequences...the book features an admirably broad treatment of gender and sexuality-LGBT and asexual characters serve as the norm rather than the exception-in this futuristic world. Readers will come away hoping that further installments are in the works. An open, imaginative work of YA science fiction."
- Kirkus Reviews

"Blount writes authentically; both protagonists' voices are distinct. The author explores the rapidly consuming world of social media and how it affects relationships online and in real life. VERDICT A relevant read and must-have for all YA collections."
- School Library Journal

A story of redemption, first love, and the strength it takes to change the future.

"...an addictive, fast-paced read...A twist on Groundhog's Day meets Death, this paranormal tale will have readers turning the pages to see if Hadley stops Archer from making a tragic mistake."
- YA Books Central

After discovering a family secret, Blade begins a journey to discover friendship in Ghana.

"...pulsing with Alexander's signature lyrical style. Blade ends up finding much more than what he expects: self-discovery, community and a deeper understanding of what family means...don't expect this collaboration to stay on shelves long."
- Booklist, Starred Review

17 year old Levi has refused to speak since Delia died. Can a new friend help him find his voice?

"The author's use of italicized flashbacks and first-person narrative draws readers deeper into the protagonist's innermost thoughts. Strong secondary characters add to the work...VERDICT A heartrending story of heartbreak, grief, compassion, resilience, and love. Highly recommended."
- School Library Journal

In the second book of the trilogy, happily ever after starts to unravel...

4 STARS "Filled with excitement and nonstop action, this good vs. evil story will captivate readers...This is superb fantasy writing that may just convince non-fantasy fans to give the genre a try."
- RT Book Reviews

"Maggie's present-tense narration is rich with the details of elite student athletics, and she is cleareyed in her exploration of her sexuality, including a look at college hookup culture that manages to be very funny. The frank depiction of female teenage sexuality elevates this series entry."
- Kirkus Reviews

In the first book of the Unblemished Trilogy, Eliyana's blemish could become her strength.

"With plenty of YA crossover appeal, this engaging and suspenseful debut urban fantasy features superb world-building and a tightly paced story line. Reading groups will find plenty to discuss concerning self-image, the nature of good vs. evil, and the power of the marginalized to change the world. Suggest to fans of Tosca Lee's Demon or Ted Dekker's Eyes Wide Open."
- Library Journal, Starred Review

"Over the course of two days in a desert California town, a high school graduation celebration challenges friendships and introduces post-graduation realities...characters strike varying chords of teen attitude from idealistic to cynical, naive to sophisticated. The diversity is pleasing to see..."
- Kirkus Reviews

"Debut novelist Silverman realistically captures Anise's love for her surfing life and the terrible sacrifice she makes when leaving it behind...Hand to fans of Sarah Dessen and Jenny Han..."
- Booklist

One vow to the church, one tempting knight, and one chance to choose between them.

"...this historical fiction for teens...doesn't shy away from the less pretty parts of medieval times, such as illness, disease, poverty, and criminal torture. VERDICT A predictable historical romance for teens who believe in true love."
- School Library Journal

This Christian re-telling of the Frog Prince is the fifth book in the Fairy Tale Romance series.

"The story and the characters are believable, and the author seamlessly weaves details about this Holy Roman Empire village and courtly life, while maintaining the narrative's even pace. References to God are made throughout the story: Margaretha and Colin's thoughts and prayers often address the deity, making this an appropriate title for teens who enjoy princess-themed Christian romance."
- School Library Journal

"Debut author Belasco adeptly captures the tribulations of high school life while also celebrating art's ability to help clarify and contextualize its joys and sorrows...The novel's most intriguing character...is grief itself, which the author illuminates, examines, and dissects with a surgeon's precision and the gentle touch of an artist. A stirring account of the trials of adolescence."
- Kirkus Reviews

In the year 2250, water is scarce, and those who control it control everything.

"Friesen's world is a morally gray one that...gives no easy answers for his readers...Friesen nonetheless offers an entertaining framework for teenage readers to start asking serious questions about emotional responsibility, acting on faith and intuition, the potential blindness of good intentions, and the nature of freedom."
- Publishers Weekly

There’s no escape from the computerized world of the MindWar Realm, or the monsters lurking within.

"4 1/2 stars. This breathless ride comes to a satisfying and emotional end as Rick rises above and beyond to overcome his physical and spiritual obstacles, including his feelings for Mariel. An intense dive into struggles with self-doubt, trust, sacrifice and fear, this series is a must-read for inspirational science-fiction fans, both teen and adult."
- RT Book Reviews

In the third book of the series, Gilly’s little sister lands in reform school.

"Mermaids, fairies, trolls, and princesses abound in this creative mashup of the Grimms' most famous characters. This whimsical tale is a surprising mixture of fable, fantasy, and true coming-of-age novel. Magical problems are enhanced by real-world lessons on prejudice, bullying, and self-image."
- Kirkus Reviews

When a blizzard traps a family outside during a whiteout, a nearby cattle dog rescues them.

"Rosen portrays the dog's attempts to save the family so astutely that readers will feel the dog's determination and exhaustion, and his somber, parsed descriptions of the blizzard and the family's subsequent disorientation in the whiteout bring their cold and fear close...A fine, superbly illustrated tale of adventure, bravery, and loyalty."
- Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review

This medieval Christian romance is the 3rd book in the Uncertain Choice series.

"Told in alternating chapters of first-person narration, this evocative "will-he-won't-he-will-she-won't-she" historical romance will tease readers straight through to the heart-stopping ending. VERDICT Recommended for fans of Melanie Dickerson's titles, this will make a solid addition to any YA romance collection."
- School Library Journal

This medieval Christian re-telling of Snow White is the 3rd book in the Fairy Tale Romance series.

"This well-crafted retelling of the Snow White story leaves out magic and potions, substituting instead, human emotions, faults and strengths, and romance in the post-medieval setting...Especially imaginative is the rendering of the group familiarly known as the Seven Dwarfs, although here they are known as the Seven, and each has his own physical or intellectual challenge as well as skill. Solid storytelling, cleverly woven references to the folktale, and historical detail combine in a novel that is a likely popular choice for girls in search of gentle romance."
- Booklist

"This retelling, set in the Holy Roman Empire in 1413, incorporates elements of romance, deceit, and revenge through a Christian fiction lens. Fans of the author's previous works will adore this new tale."
- School Library Journal

"Dickerson creates a sympathetic character in Rose, who has her weaknesses as well as considerable strength of will, morality, and faith. Though references to Christianity are woven through the book, many readers will be surprised by the climactic scene...Young people looking for Christian fiction as well as a historical romance may enjoy this medieval love story."
- Booklist

The story of a landmark civil rights case, told in spare and gorgeous verse.

"Both narrators inhabit their characters with empathy and grit. Listeners hear the love Millie and Richard maintain for each other in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds, join in their frustration at the slow pace of justice, and rejoice at their final triumph."
- AudioFile

Another wild mystery needs solving and it’s up to the Pumpkin Falls Private Eyes to unravel it.

"Historical subtext about the Underground Railroad and the New Hampshire setting add special dimensions to this rural mystery. Truly's fans cheer the return of the likable sleuth in this family-oriented mystery in which past and present collide."
- Kirkus Reviews

"Summerill builds a rich...fantasy world filled with both mystical powers and realistic political conflicts...Romance lovers will be happy with the simmer relationship between Britta and Cohen."
- Booklist

"As in the previous two volumes, there is plenty of fighting and chicanery, but one of the best things about this series is that the characters are never sacrificed on the altar of action...Series readers will especially relish the last several chapters. Yes, there is fighting and death, but restoration and romance win the day."
- Booklist

Together, a Professor and an orphan head into dangerous jungle in order to save elusive chimpanzees.

"...engrossing, meticulously researched, and gripping tale of survival...Schrefer's passion for the material and empathy for the characters shows on every page, and his non-human subjects are every bit as complex and fascinating as narrator Luc."
- Publishers Weekly, Starred Review

The compelling tale of a girl who must save a group of bonobos, and herself, from a violent coup.

Finalist for the National Book Award in Young People’s Literature, 2012; NPR “Best Books 2012: 5 Young Adult Novels That You'll Never Outgrow”; ALA Best Fiction for Young Adults, 2013; Finalist for the Cybils award for young adult literature; American Library Association’s Amelia Bloomer List Selection 2013 recognizing best feminist books for young readers; Chicago Public Library’s “Best of the Best” 2012
- Awards

A sixteen-year-old boy must learn to swim against an undercurrent of grief—or be swept away by it.

"This debut novel is a story of loss, love, and friendship, about a teenager coming to terms with the past and dealing with repressed memories that are resurfacing...Readers will find Otis relatable and endearing in his first-person perspective of first love and heartbreak, as well as his unwavering loyalty to his friends. Meg and Dara round out a cast of well-developed characters who have extensive troubles of their own. Most teenagers will find a little bit of themselves in this well-executed work; a must-have for most YA collections."
- School Library Journal, Starred Review

A Newbery Honor Book
ALA Best of the Best
ALA Notable Book
New York Times Outstanding Children's Book of the Year
ALA Best Book for Young Adults
The Horn Book Fanfare List
Booklist Editors' Choice
- Awards

The Ninja Librarians are back in action to protect those whose words have gotten them in trouble.

"The incorporation of historical information feels organic to the narrative, so readers will absorb facts without being pulled out of the story. The dialogue, especially Marcus’, is snappy, and the plot moves without pause, making this a fun, charming read."
- School Library Journal

A gripping story that thoughtfully explores the complexities of teenage passions and friendships.

Illustrates how we are all connected in big and small, positive and negative ways... [This] riveting story will keep readers interested and guessing until the end.
- School Library Journal, starred review

When revolution erupts in a fantasy version of New York, Lucie must save her boyfriend from doom.

"Sarah Rees Brennan writes with fine control and wit, and I suspect that word of this magical thriller will pass through the populace with the energy of wind, of fire."
- Gregory Maguire, author of Wicked and Egg & Spoon

A funny, uplifting summer camp story about unlikely friendships and finding your place in the world.

"Tween readers will find much to identify with in this charming and refreshingly wholesome coming-of-age story. Set to a soundtrack of 1970s and 1980s disco and pop classics and filled with swimming, campfires, games, and an occasional Bible study, the narrative follows all six cabin residents as they learn important lessons about being honest, kind, and comfortable in your own skin."
- School Library Journal

Charlotte Reynolds must choose whether or not to expose her secret love for her neighbor.

“West’s premise is a winner, and Addie is the kind of heroine readers would want as a best friend—loyal, unpretentious, and thoughtful.…What truly makes West’s story memorable, however, is Addie’s wry humor…and the book’s fascinating exploration of how life can change with one simple choice.”
- Publishers Weekly (starred review)

Fans of the series will not be disappointed with this installment. With four effervescent heroines, several budding romances, an ambitious cooking venture, and a hefty pinch of drama, Pies has instant teen appeal, this book makes an excellent introduction to one of the most masterful - and popular - writers of all time. Don't be surprised if 12-year-olds start checking out Pride & Prejudice after reading this teen-tailored adaptation.
- School Library Journal

Orphan Josie is bound to find out the secrets of the new Scottish village she's been sent live in.

"The gloomy mood, established from the very moment Josie arrives at the estate, is sustained throughout, infusing each scene with a creeping dread...An excellent introduction to the gothic genre and a satisfyingly eerie read."
- School Library Journal

Follow Alice in this new recording of her classic adventures in Wonderland.

"Reader Reynolds buoyantly leads listeners down the rabbit hole and into the topsy-turvy world of Carroll’s Wonderland...Reynolds delivers the author’s whimsical prose, poetry, and quirky characters with just the right touch of theatricality."
- Publishers Weekly

"This is classic steampunk [with] exotic and picturesque locales, lots of interesting machinery, and the adrenaline rush of following the adventures of an honest and fearless heroine. A suitably swashbuckling sequel."
- Kirkus Reviews

Vivian Apple is back, the "Rapture" came and went, now for this revolutionary to pick up the pieces.

"The characters are well rounded and believable and represent multiple personalities and ideologies...Readers will be questioning their own belief systems and asking themselves just how far they would go to uncover the truth."
- School Library Journal

When her parents are “Raptured,” Vivian sets off on a road trip in search for the truth.

"Narrator Whelan gives Vivian a curiously aloof and cool voice, even in the face of
danger from those who see her group as unbelievers and worse. But the distance in her voice as she presents just the facts emphasizes how dominant the evangelical Church of America has become, as no one questions its control."
- Booklist

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